Once in a Blue Moon

Event Updates on Science Centre Facebook page

After 2.5 years, a total lunar eclipse is back, Super and Blue! This time, the total lunar eclipse coincides with the second full moon of the month, hence a Blue moon! But watch this blue moon turns blood red as the moon hides behind Earth’s shadow completely.

The setting up of private telescopes are not allowed - for your safety.Please join the queue and use the telescopes that are set up to get a closer look at the moon. We thank you for your understanding!

In the event of bad weather, Science Centre will offer two additional LIVE planetarium shows at around 8.30pm and 9pm respectively. Shows will be confirmed onsite pending weather conditions.